My father-in-law is 90 years of age. Within the last two years, he had two accidents which he said were not his fault but his insurance company paid out on the basis he was to blame and we think they were correct to do so. When the insurance came up for renewal they declined to cover him. He drove a Land Rover Defender and a broker said he could get him 12 months insurance for £5000. He SORN'd the car and we thought that was it. A family member has told us that he has part exchanged the car now to buy a smaller one. The garage is arranging insurance and we have also been told they may not have the best of reputations. As I understand it the insurance company will pick up his accidents but may not pick up he was declined. Is this correct? Matters are not helped as he lives over 200 miles away in north Wales. We have spoken to his doctor before but he said he was fine to drive. Even though I had to deal with the insurance company on is behalf to resolve the claims, he won't listen to us. Is there anything else we can do to prevent him driving?